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Rāhu (Rahu)-Ketu in Tulā (Tula)/ Libra-Meṣa (Mesha)/ Aries on December 23, 2012


It is the transit of slow-moving planets that signals a shift in the Karma that is being experienced. Rāhu (Rahu)-Ketu, the shadow planets are specially noteworthy in this regard. They indicate the desires from past lives and in this life which act as Karmic compulsions and are very powerful. Their methods are contrary to the direct motion of the luminaries, Ravi and Chañdra (Chandra)/ the Sun and the Moon, since they are always retrograde.

The chart for the movement of Rāhu in Tulā (Rahu in Tula) and Ketu in Meṣa (Ketu in Mesha) is given below:

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Some of the conspicuous features which reveal themselves in the entry chart, the Gochara Praveśa Cakra (Gochara Pravesha Chakra), are that Śani (Shani)/ Saturn and Rāhu (Rahu) are joined together. This is not a favourable Yoga and goes by the name of Śrāddha Yoga (Shraddha Yoga)/ Piṭṛi Doṣa (Pitri Dosha) indicating the influence and displeasure of departed spirits or those persons whose last rites were not performed, and whose souls have not found release. Exclusion, living under a spell, being compulsive about life-patterns and choices, experiencing setbacks, obstacles, shocks, traumas, suffering, sadness, pain, being possessed generally, possessed by notions, ideas,people, karmic webs and such heavy matters result from this Yoga.
 
The Yoga occurs in the Rāśi of Tulā (Rashi of Tula) and people with Tulā Rāśi (Tula Rashi)/ Libra either rising in the Lagna or with the Chañdra/ Chandra posited in this sign should be especially careful during this transit. If the Doṣa/  Dosha exists in the natal horoscope, advice should be sought else health and personal choices and decisions need to be considered. Tulā (Tula) is governed by Śukra (Shukra)/ Venus and it is relationships and business, events in the market place which will feel the real influence of this transit.  At the same time, ‘partying’  and indulging the senses will be at an all-time high with this combination happening.

Śani and Rāhu (Shani and Rahu) are Vāyu Tattwa Grahas (Vayu Tattwa Grahas) and rule thought. Being airy planets they can fuel debate and this debate can include those relating to sexual acts (Tulā (Tula)/ Libra) and more specifically criminal sexual acts such as rape and unnatural sex. The gangrape which has happened in New Delhi is an instance of this. There will be continued debate and intellectual outpourings on this, but most importantly the masses (Śani/ Shani) and rioters (Rāhu/ Rahu) would remain central to the issue.

For daily astrological insights arising out of the astrological considerations forany given day (Vāra/ Vara) or lunar date (Tithi) please see- Daily Vedic Astrology/ Jyotiśa Predictions based on Gocara/ Transits  

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  1. Nice interpretaion. Thank you Sri Anurag Sharmaji.

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